tallerholler

12 / 2 = 6

str('66') + str('6') = '666'

it's the devil.

this

from the title I am going to assume this is an April fools prank?

I would say no but she's pretty bold and consistent

> Hillary is the master of no extremes.

except for consistently lying...

what if they just guessed the passcode based on numbers found associated with the couple or some other means of figuring it out like discovering a commonly used pin?

this is fascinating... makes me want to go back to school and study viruses (what field would that be?)

> You can't get rich making a site like reddit today.

Why not? Reddit is old...

yeah totally bogus!!! rdio > pandora in my opinion... horseradish!

this... I've refused to ever sign up for LinkedIn despite many peers asking me why not and acting like I should be on there.. I've thought their spam tactics were dispicable and harassing. I've unsubscribed but still get emails trying to get me to sign up. No one "has" to use LinkedIn or any other software for that matter...

"When you leave the oven on and come home hours later -- Home-A-Glow!"

facebook's downfall - trying to be everything for everyone

This really hits home to me as one of my best friends and one of the most brilliant people I have ever met died 6 months ago from a fentanyl overdose alone in a motel room. I met him in the #django channel on irc about 10 years ago when I was learning python an django and we ultimately later became great friends and he came to live with me in California for a time and did consulting work. He was always way ahead of the curve with technology - he knew about technologies, platforms, and architectures before anyone else I ever knew would know about them. He also suffered from the disease of addiction and ultimately his life ended all by himself in a motel room in Texas after taking a bad batch of fentanyl. It was a complete and total waste and if pisses me off more than words can describe. He could have been working at Google but instead all he got was a short obituary in some small town in Texas. His death has motivated me in many ways in my personal life and in my professional life and I really hope that we as a society can figure out a way to prevent other people like him from losing their life at such a young age and having such a horrific ripple effect through their friends and family that is a total preventable waste. It sucks :/

would you rather have no security and feel good knowing anyone can walk into the airport unhinged and hop on an airplane?